To capitalize on Spenda's pullback, shareholders should consider buying more shares to take advantage of the lower prices and increase their holdings. Using a dollar-cost averaging strategy, where you invest a fixed amount regularly, can help reduce the average cost per share.
It’s also crucial to stay informed about Spenda’s projects, financial health, and market conditions. Doing thorough research and reassessing the company's prospects can reinforce confidence in the investment and help in making well-timed decisions.
I myself invested for Capricorn and am looking forward to the commencement of ARR next quarter as well as the upfron payment of 1.2m upon completion of the DSD initiative
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